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Subject: Bearhawke, nothing can stop a determined terrorist or any other person who is committed to a cause... Author: Grainy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07:17:53 08/27/02 Tue In reply to: Bearhawke in Az 's message, "Grainy: I agree with what you are saying re: license plate hassles.............but, what is to stop a potential terrorist from making a phony tag copying a bona fide plate and affixing said phony to the same model of vehicle?" on 20:47:56 08/26/02 Mon The stolen license plates is not my focus of intent. What I was getting at was the scrutiny that Emerg. Vehs. are receiving. I was at the WTC hot zone more than once, and each time the security was more tight. I was down there with a marked car and an un-makred Suburban and had to have a Port Authority PD escort. The port authority officer had to show creditials to pass thru check points with us in tow. Just look at the press coverage when airline uniforms came up missing. A uniform (or police car) no longer has carte blanche. This copcar hobby is growing and if we don't exert peer pressure, someone is going to skyline us in a bad incident. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Plates ford jockey but prefer Mopar 14:04:53 08/27/02 Tue